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No Printing Defects
Found in the Diagnostic Print |
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| If all the test patterns from the
Diagnostic Print are correct and you still experience print quality
problems, here are some of the more likely causes to check: |
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-The print mode used in the Printer
is not right for the image that is being printed (this is defined
by the Printer's Front Panel menu selections).
-Non-HP driver.
-The RIP.
-The software applications you are using. |
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| Use the following table to configure
your system correctly. |
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What to Configure |
Configuration Setting |
Optimal Setting |
| Printer Front-Panel Menu |
Media |
Set to match the media type loaded in the Printer |
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Dry time |
Set to Automatic |
| HP driver (Windows, AutoCAD or Mac) |
Print mode setting |
Set to Max. Quality |
Non-HP drivers
(Software RIPs) |
The settings available depend on the driver. The most typical
settings are:
-Print Quality Settings
-Half Tone
-Media selection
See the user's guide for your application for more information
about its print quality settings. |
In the software application:
-Set Print Quality to Max. Quality.
-Use no Half Tone (or Printer default).
-Make sure that the media
setting matches the media loaded in the Printer.
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